San Diego Black Women Entrepreneurs Summit Series (2 of 4) Registration, Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 12:00 PM

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Thank you for registering! We're excited to have you join us on Dec. 16, 2020! The link to the virtual event will be emailed to you the day before the event start.

Event description

Sister Cities Project is inviting you BACK (part 2) to hear from black women entrepreneurs with a focus on SOCIAL CAPITAL + CULTURE.

About this Event

If you enjoyed our first series, please register and come back for our second discussion (of four total) on December 16th where we'll talk about Social Capital and Culture.

We are excited to introduce to the 5 amazing black women entrepreneurs making waves here in San Diego.

Dewanna & Via, Founders | DVIA ART and STYLE

Gwen Pierce, Editor-in-Chief | The Chocolate Voice

Joshlynn Turner, Founder | The Write Juice Co.

Shala Waines, Founder | Soul Swap Meet

We are meeting TODAY 12/16 at 12pm. Here is the link to access the event: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0ocOigpjkuEtXgmcdOOBHmPpnd5f04A4FT

You can also join us LIVE on Facebook or Youtube here:

YOUTUBE LIVE: https://youtu.be/zj-PiUq3oVE

FB LIVE: https://www.facebook.com/sistercitiesproject/live/

Who is Sister Cities Project?

Sister Cities Project (SCP) is a non-profit organization founded by Shawn McClondon and supported by residents from Solana Beach 4 Equality, Encinitas 4 Equality and Del Mar pushing for greater diversity and racial equity in San Diego County and beyond. One of the goals of SCP is to provide, support, and create an atmosphere in which economic and community development can be implemented and strengthened.

Sister Cities Project (SCP) understands the vital role we can play locally by supporting black women owned businesses in underserved communities. The majority of our impact work is focused on this demographic of important entrepreneurs.

To gain first-hand insight, SCP is hosting the first ever San Diego Black Women Entrepreneurs Summit Series. This event will bring together prominent black women entrepreneurs into a series of four panel discussions, with influential guest speakers and black women entrepreneurs. This event will be moderated by two San Diego powerhouses, Clara Carter, CEO of the Multi-Cultural Convention Services Network, and Michelle Harris Price, Chief Ecosystem Architect for Sister Cities Project and D4 Diamond BID. We will take a deep dive into our panelists' journey.

Attendees of this Summit will gain insight, knowledge and resources directly from: